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Bill Blattner says:

>Here's another problem I'd love to hear solutions to:  it is standard
>(and I think appropriate, according to the Chicago Manual) to give
>specific page refs in Author-Date format thus:
>
>(Author Date, p. x)
>
>Of course, EN+ rejects the page ref on reformatting, since it falls
>within the citation.

With the EndNote program on both PCs and Macs, you can add data after
references in the temporary citation, and the data will be retained in the
formatted document.  For example:

[Jones, 1983 #44, p. 8-10]  might become

(Jones, et al. 1983, p. 8-10)

This is described in the Bibliography chapter of the EndNote manuals.

The Plug-In Module can't cope with changes you make after formatting.
However, you can make changes in the _unformatted_ Module citations, and
they will be retained after formatting.

Please see the Plug-In Module manual pages 42-43 for full instructions.

Yours,

Avi Rappoport
Niles & Associates, Inc.  2000 Hearst, Berkeley CA 94790
nilesinc@well.sf.ca.us    (510) 649-8176, fax +1 510 649-8179